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Scaffolding Supervisor Training Questionnaires-2 Module

The document contains a series of exam questions related to scaffolding safety and regulations for supervisors at MBTC Trading & Contracting Co. It covers topics such as the proper use of screw jacks, guardrails, harnesses, and scaffold inspections. The questions assess knowledge on safety practices, equipment requirements, and the responsibilities of scaffolding supervisors.

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Scaffolding Supervisor Training Questionnaires-2 Module

The document contains a series of exam questions related to scaffolding safety and regulations for supervisors at MBTC Trading & Contracting Co. It covers topics such as the proper use of screw jacks, guardrails, harnesses, and scaffold inspections. The questions assess knowledge on safety practices, equipment requirements, and the responsibilities of scaffolding supervisors.

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MBTC Training & Development

M. AL-BARGHASH AL MANSOURI
TRADING & CONTRACTING CO. Exam Question for Scaffolding
(MBTC CO.) Supervisor II

PRINTED NAME: Date:

IQAMA: Ph.No:

1. Screw jacks shall not be adjusted to more than?

A. 2/3 of the total length


B. 1/4 of the total length
C. 2/4 of the total length
D. 3/4 of the total length

2. Scaffolds and scaffold planks shall be hung from, or supported by guard rail or handrail?

A. True
B. False

3. Scaffold craftsmen shall continuously wear a full-body harness with shock absorbing
lanyard while erecting, altering or dismantling a scaffold.

A. True
B. False

4. Guardrail systems consisting of toprails, midrail and support uprights shall be installed on

A. Scaffold height more than 7ft


B. Scaffolding left side of ladder sides
C. All open sides and ends of scaffold platforms
D. None of above

5. Safe landing shall be providing every_____

A. Every 3rd lift of the scaffold


B. Every 9mt of the scaffolding
C. Every 5th lift of the scaffolding
D. Every 6mt of the scaffolding

6. The minimum clear headroom above scaffold platforms and landings shall be 1.8 m (6 ft).

A. True
B. False
7. Tie connections shall be made with.

A. Right angle (double) couplers


B. Adjustable (Swivel) couplers
C. Bearer (putlog) couplers
D. End to end (sleeve) couplers

8. According to safety regulations, where should ties be installed on a scaffold, and what is the
maximum horizontal interval for their placement?

A. Ties should be installed only at the top of the scaffold at intervals not exceeding 15
meters (50 feet)
B. Ties should be installed at both ends of the scaffold and at horizontal intervals not
exceeding 9 meters (30 feet), measured from one end toward the other.
C. Ties should be installed only at the base of the scaffold, at intervals not exceeding 5
meters (16 feet).
D. Ties should be installed at both ends of the scaffold, but there are no specific interval
requirements for their placement.

9. What is the allowable range for the raker angle above horizontal for scaffolding, according
to safety regulations?

A. The raker angle should be greater than 75 degrees or less than 65 degrees.
B. The raker angle above horizontal shall not be greater than 75 degrees (4:1) or less than
65 degrees (2:1).
C. The raker angle should always be exactly 70 degrees.
D. The raker angle should not exceed 90 degrees, regardless of the ratio.

10. According to safety regulations, how should transverse "zig-zag" braces be installed on a
scaffold?

A. Transverse "zig-zag" braces should be installed at both ends and every second line of
posts.
B. Transverse "zig-zag" braces are optional and should be installed only where necessary.
C. Transverse "zig-zag" braces should be installed at both scaffold ends and repeated along
the length of the scaffold at least every third line of posts (standards).
D. Transverse "zig-zag" braces should only be installed at the middle of the scaffold.

11. According to safety regulations, what is required for caster wheels on a mobile scaffold?

A. Caster wheels must be fitted with a positive wheel lock that cannot be accidentally
released.
B. Caster wheels should be able to rotate freely without any locking mechanism.
C. Caster wheels should only be locked manually when needed and can be easily released.
D. Caster wheels must be locked only when the scaffold is not in use.
12. What is the maximum allowable height for mobile scaffolds?

A. The maximum height of mobile scaffolds shall not exceed 15 meters (50 feet).
B. The maximum height of mobile scaffolds shall not exceed 12.2 meters (40 feet).
C. The maximum height of mobile scaffolds shall not exceed 10 meters (33 feet).
D. There is no maximum height for mobile scaffolds.

13. How often should scaffold inspections be performed on a construction site?

A. Only when the scaffold is first erected


B. Every day before work begins
C. Once a week
D. Only when an accident occurs

14. What is the minimum requirement for guardrails on a scaffolding system to be considered
compliant with safety regulations?

A. A top rail, mid-rail, and toe board.


B. Only a top rail.
C. A top rail and toe board, with access
D. No guardrails are required.

15. What is the purpose of "zig-zag" or transverse braces in scaffolding systems?

A. To provide a place to store tools and materials.


B. To increase the scaffold's height.
C. To provide electrical insulation.
D. To prevent the scaffold from tipping over.

16. When should scaffolding be dismantled or altered?

A. Only during non-working hours


B. When it is no longer needed for the job
C. Only if there are signs of damage
D. Only after receiving written approval from a safety officer

17. Which of the following is NOT a common cause of scaffold failure?

A. Overloading the scaffold


B. Insufficient ties or bracing
C. Option A & B
D. Proper use of fall protection systems
18. What is the minimum distance from power lines that scaffolding should be erected?

A. 5 feet (1.5 meters)


B. 10 feet (3 meters)
C. 20 feet (6 meters)
D. 50 feet (15 meters)

19. What is the role of a scaffold tag system?

A. To provide decoration for scaffolds


B. To indicate whether a scaffold is safe for use or needs maintenance
C. To mark the scaffold's weight capacity
D. To show the scaffold's modules

20. What is the purpose of toe boards on a scaffold?

A. To provide a place for workers to stand


B. To prevent tools and materials from falling off the scaffold
C. To make the scaffold stability
D. To increase the room of the scaffold

21. What action should be taken if a scaffold platform suddenly becomes unstable during
use?

A. Allow the workers to continue using the scaffold while adjusting the platform
B. Move the scaffold to another location
C. Immediately stop work and remove workers from the scaffold until the issue is resolved
D. Ensure the scaffold is tagged as "RED" and continue using

22. What should a scaffolding supervisor check for before workers are allowed to work on a
scaffold?

A. Ensure the scaffold is free of damage


B. Confirm the scaffold has been properly erected and inspected for safe to use
C. Ensure the scaffold is guardrail installed with proper access
D. All the above

23. What is the role of a scaffolding supervisor in ensuring worker safety on a scaffold?

A. Ensure the scaffold is designed for maximum worker comfort


B. Ensure the scaffold is properly erected, inspected, and that all safety protocols are
followed
C. Ensure workers are paid a fair wage for their time on the scaffold
D. Ensure availability of personal protective equipment but do not use it
24. What should a scaffolding supervisor do if a worker is found not using fall protection
while working on a scaffold?

A. Wait for the worker to realize the mistake


B. Immediately stop work and correct the worker's behavior by ensuring they use proper
fall protection
C. Allow the worker to continue, as fall protection is optional
D. Report the worker's behavior at the end of the shift

25. Which of the following is a requirement for scaffold platforms?

A. The platforms should be made from steel only


B. The platforms should be secured to the scaffold to prevent movement
C. The platforms must be free of any holes, gaps, or defects that could cause a fall hazard
D. Both B and C

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